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?Mbactipttw Trie* h HA* P*r T*ar Fajatot la Ad* a**.*. FnUit-h** i* A?Vfci;TlMK FKISTUG C<raTP'.*T Laureat* K. C arth UK Pretldtaii rraae IrVaa ?m ex4 Tr*a? jU?< rb?laur fcal** M A ppiieativa. OMtaaH** antf CiH ?f ThaaL?: <>?,? *?rt a wvrtL Baterfrd at tb* pwuttL:* f. Laurent C, at h&yji>.4 tltibc u/fc-' matter. LUKiVs. S. 4FKIL ? IVlt. 71?* A<i?Umt wilJ U rtad t? ; rat*!** tfc* Iwal aavi *>f aJJ tW J c*a?**Jl*4* j? tin < vvvt/. Car- I rf*jH??4??U art- r*-<j u?-*-tei t* } thro tinr ti?nt?? tv tfc* ???tri- j l?iitfvb?.. Letter* ?I i-vlt *\<\ I* ] ?Mril?4 iat?r tlhf Mt T.di? iiirt- t ??*. j Tb* f (fill v t.t i. pttfCCiai ? ? a I/itf ro*. get . : Lo ?m B I t v I toUti* Mear? ? ? ? Friday ?&* p/tearlJy (fee folk*' Aar. TLey took tb?- (ova ?u?d x?tvr wert aetoesat v. tt ? ? ? *.*??>;/>?: ?ajiffau are tftK.-.*^ v tk i-o'^i-v ?u. Waid ? poaatlre a*nur a&c* thai Laarau .* lv. a t?: pi a*t ?ttol ire Oiifarr l>*aj:*r. Mw. w<'t ?eaM rarWr live in Lmmiu rtfll ??,? tvue^uvora ?baa la a ? ? Tl.? Li i ? *- t A.C ?>? r-it '. ? .? t.'e^.Li' i*??cfc.ut-*/ BrK Xftttay book worm pfc uviru .';???:: a county. Tat BSftettf i'/Ak at Aa4eraos tad aai? *JL*r* will av to bm?cc exaauirjt tivii it ?.v LVf ~z a 'Jj*n.?And*rson iHLiy Mail Mayb* tie o\*r looked Uti ii'Xfkni'orak ??*j*jaus?* they too ar* zf .Lt: &/.?;??? (jg Anderaon ? ? ? TL* eoaoty icaool !--?;r ?ai a tre* ncndovj c-ud BOfDetbifM, tf* to U?? covnt/. CoDfc*qu*ntl)' it T?ae na tural tbal would Z.'A b<r OrgSB : ** well if tb* maoageirn Li-j had prevlotu exptrrteoc4 Constderiog ?. ? <? n*wii'.*?H of '..'j* tbiog, :'. wajs run re* iaarkab:>' well, but next >'*&?, wltk tii* exyerteut* ?o* ?>?.?-? Uu fair w|II be betlei or&aoLted and ev ?sr/tiii?x ?b<o*j!d 50 off in i^ftT^r isuif. a?d witij-cv;* or4er an* pradvioa. ws? xi^d? a#. ti?r Kbow Jvir Friday >* f.^yjt..'j U> twe oJ good j retMj'it. f^/ub'Jtaj (aauy Who atteod-j ?34 retaraad t'> 4.l*ir Lmha?4 eataaaed] t^Mxiaed ?o a>? '? ." '? ? .? >?./.>? pa ti.*j ?dacat.ooaJ work of ib* county. Fa-j \f*i.Y. :*i*fXtii < at-d ky;Lo.arB OiU?:! f(v(.,-,f./j eixcourageioent ?.'jd *u-' tk*jkia>:*jj f/OUi *.L*r dij'pliiyt iaa4e fromj aJi o*rei tae eonoty la waiefa wer*! gko*a the progratsfre methodi belog I foJS'^vi^'5 ?. fj : '.' >'rify>3s. With' ?L? rr? >? J" ? - alluding tb* Urs.? fair. Um repetition aaaually is bop*dj for ? ? ? Vary furtuuat*!/ no accldenU of aay kind marred tb* occasion Friday. "With iocs a large crowd of people in tL* City and With BO r/.any of tb*ui ebild/eOi K *ould not have been sur prising if so to* rr.ikhaps had not oc curred. However? every thins went off ciooothly and no on* ?a? injured in ' asy way. Although tb* crowd was to Uff* that many people found tb* aar**u tn/ir* v.omlbrtable than the sidewalk*, still <h* automobiles and otk?r vehicles w*r* watched %o clos* ly by tb* pol icemen t that no reckless driving was mad* poatIMe and none oceurr*d. Policemen n*re stationed on *ach corner of the square and they aided materially in avoiding acci dents. Chief Bagwell and bis m*n ar* to b* congratulated on the order pr*s*rved. ? ? ? J/XJKf^rr HUKFRAOfrTTKB! It appears from a few remarks drop ped by "Wad*" Dandy down on Tb* Oazett* that be Is not ?0 "warm" on tJ?*5 luffragrtte question. Listen how he *xpr*s?>*? himself over it: ?cems t/> us that were our own dear American *uffraK*t**h so crazy, n*nd lah and so nimble in the handling of dynamite and the Incendiary torch as are those fonanine lunatics over in old ' IDngland there would he Helen-a heap-of-lt raised try the masculine clt itenry of this dear land of liberty. The common-sense American wearers of lireeehes and galluses and sox would hardly stand It for long, but would t>eat the long roll, call out the mice and aeatter the manls'?. unruly and reckless, devil-possessed Mollies. Wo man's place *a in the home: not In the ranks of tBe riotous. Ood save the country $m4 the world from an over ,U> ">. of eettfooatbrm run riot and ram fcunotioYtaF f?*Tjpant. .... TBL M?<K?L rtUMLOL T'j Ui* E&ilvr cf Wu Advertiser: "?v? ubie uiiC?- Uiwe reat-LeS the tuBut: w?te vC nur*.-*;: :xi tb* taracfc* iu*5 njneawaaeai ed fc'jur^i CSMCeS?ttk, Tit rarai ***buv4i ft w?.u.i:t tc tl'jh*:, tiid era flu fcpfjrri *a>? city mboyli ^.oL.tp f . -v trr: vo cwt SUtlMH'2t.i'JU*. tl?. ? '. i'.f i WlVI. iL* closliir *>f vi* year's wwi: c erntet vHUkJiy tin l?tiiLf of uiit*r?u.u:y ou ti*t ;<fc.~. of vt?. t?a'.i.('.' t.i Vo :Lf jo idtfoa tor otn -rwr. Tv:i y nfies a-vt^-uij.??-*] by th* ?.?savui betr'i t-ii !'.r/.>b>. ? -;...uL-.i:>:: f .?.' ;oi.*.ioxu> 3f tiit iitLK. y?.?vr? trt- uuy battessitMIl as to the ftr.ur*, Iro M> le TT pet cent of w- tebt-iitri ?II] '. vun*:* ?.<iav.es a*. Um L-?T ii.Lr atf I .:.*. i?? v.'.??.>* htrbt-y.'Z. Trit .: ? ?.a.. is vh?r pr:?f txem v i.i.-.tT*-: ctubes .: retnttl -i flu t"vt:?-t t '.-u-bt vi. der vfeieb flu stihooli of fJbc Stale ar* svoW asffetlb&g. J: it aantoktcl ? fan ?oesiV,* fvr i. '. ?. :-_ii-.t u. in Ii vi> I -?:y.' oi fiel ?<. r U iei? v; i.: -v r.,. m. ?? b .?*.; vi:.:-: u? IVJig fc> *. L ?1'". ?-1 Vf 0*1 ?.?? ????_'. ?- mu F*aar i- ? piact T?M f.uv*;* ? ml*--.^: *??? . ei wttl flu beaeauif wb/j. f.'oci. b-;i,'.r. ol kadcrest In bil w*/rk or Jroa. t ?tK,-r?r for hvt. > v i> 3 :vgs -h vi* !. ;*.r vv '. fcPE vt-v beifi "rbScfl v?. uu' tv.vt: l'-vg eraoafSfa u) .**?.; 13m b-&rresl. Tut ureret r eoeo i t m i ?.-l? ?f. u i i ^ z. vi k l t t^b'.i.fr eM i'rtbt^;: fo t Vjbri -i fc Imku - '.' leUnan tvv?jur fluil be iuf V?-'j^v. u*. Cvt CM t i ?.lu'^'' ia ti iiLuuy re&rs. Ti^ teaclatj n wits ut l*jb.f. ?ifcb to Tfr-Lt.*. .'.IV fr^ui? in vi??- cc/?utiaxiitj b*x-.oiii*r *.L'.rvvvv'y ld?Jt;fi*?d ?iib tit jnttrw.fc o! flu p&Q>f4e. 1*. it ;?u;<;Eiit/'t for bim to b-ib;'*. Li? vtbf.-i.'!;? *.o 'L*- uvtiit u coiiifju.'.y ?i.if'j it iio: .'t'i-fci'. long tavufb to betvoiut BCittaiated rrfflg Urtese KeeAi Tit fbu't EOBBetiBTtei :;tt ?? ivL flu ?ebool botre ?"L'j laivr? vi?tr '.it uiisva3i.fru Isir^weseiOB *.*vtt a ?ea'.-iif-r, lotsen bSe :nflu?-n<-fr k* BOOJB us iit es? ttrs o? f.'ifvdly relAtiofiJ ??'vb Lit PUPilS. SoiHfrtltLth '..Vfr bOb.-'l not spprecisif flu foci ?.U: ? -.f-o/.i-fr: beeofaei luo.'fr rel?able witb txperi friiCfr a?d dfr&frnee Sflbr^kntiJd r*.' os?;. vf :r<'. .'tt^Lf ;.<rvf;'.:>Lty. a school bobrt should iibov Its t;: re cietfoa for b good teacher by a*, least a nr.'.u:: b.*.:. ;v'. .:?'?.?????- ? :. s-v.bry. Lust rear a-svy bcImxcI '".oirifc of ? v. ?? : i-?; tat ;u':Ioa It* ai*d a par. of Ute espeB Ujeit teacberi bt u.t Winthrop Suuitxifi Bchool *rben anoflter rear. I hLovid like v> com* w*r of flu State a few ^v::;..*b ad ?i?-4 v> ?? f.."-: :;.o.v.?.yz'inry i.f-i: ytar ae a partial rfriuu^urfefrmeL*. for: :.-<-. ?.' 'J-;^ '. i b'" :.? .' Suu; wer jEtebol attendance will b* re taroed masyfold in IncreaaeJ efflcl lenc sod entbnalaaos, Allow Ui*: to > J f?gest b'NO '/jb*. Bcnool boards reeled tbfrir teacberi kntnedlately afttr *.:jfr close of thej icnool so t-ist tb?-y ujby become set fled tt once <*'jd may *j.ak': tLt!r i/.ixut i'jT the new yta.*. W. K- T?te. I State 8 ??*.'Isoi County Scboc f ard of Tbauk". Thfr Fir?t County School Fair ha? b?-*r;i bt:^. The result ha? betn a a3att*rr of pride and pltraBurfr, not ob- j ly to the school ofncfrrz, the teachers., and pupils, but to all friends of edu cation in the county. No one person could have brought about this suc cess?It was due to the splendid co-: operation of all. We esj>ecially thank the teachers, who carried out and improved upon the plans sent them; the children, who tried so earnestly, and sent in the work of which we were so proud; the contestants in the literary and athletic events, who defended the standards of tbelr schools; the pa trons, who left their pressing work at home and came to enjoy the day5 with the children; Mr. B. L. Jones, superintendent of the Laurens city schools, for the use of the building and grounds, as Well as other valua ble aid; "The Herald"' and "The Ad vertiser" whose educational Issue, was such a factor in interesting the people; the merchants, who were] kind enough to ltnd us necessary ar ticles. We also wish to thank those who assisted in placing and caring for the exhibits; the committees, who spent hours looking over the chil dren's work and managing the differ ent events of the day. We hope allowances will be made for all mistakes occurring in any of the departments. Since we have had this experience, we see where many improvements could be made. We beg the same Interested co-operation an other year, when we hope to have a better fair. Miss Wil Lou Gray, Mr. Oeo. L. Pitts. WILSON DISMISSES WEATHER MAN Willi?- L. Sw? *>vmmuirll} iU-n^^ec frw? *>&>-* bj Pre^fleirt. Ckarc*> 4-f lrr*-riilitrit?. Warh.ng-.cn?. April 2C.?Prof. VSl? I- Myy:*. < i:j-t f of *-bv weathftf bureau tiiK.?r : *?{.'?. es i ti gj^ftrtrtnti of u:t < ? : lyday \rti num&tLrllT remitee fn-m oft? by Presidex*. "Wiit-t.::.. Hit res^gna-Jiii r* ?-enily Lad bets uw;?t*?fi to iaht efftm Jt.ly ::. L'-er ti :iuK4i.u:>i; yf i-? ?.:.??*? vi ?*'."t t^ot-n.* Sec?* tary yf Agriculture Iti the preaen*. CaV baet grar* *Larg*r- of Irresadatfttj v*r?. preferred tnfi the Pireaaaeatf to ot.' w-thdrew im aoccytaatee yf tbe r:.?..: .:>:_. Cisa.-.i-rii.c ?r:' My-rt Loser n* referred the tut be the u* ;-an.meozt of frerJce f:-r jjqtirjr Mr. IfoaMar4onM'X!t. Beeretarjr tfcrastoao, of She tgrjrui bura] aepartxaehs. oonferref with thf President before the resntrral yf Mr. Moore ?u tvastouneed The Secretary (bei leased Um to los .-.e r.t-.?:-: -. "IsaaaeAlaieay i*:*.* tit resiighatlea of P.".1' Moore, of the weaxhe* tareae wai *\ivVLlv*i ??. P.-*-*.5*-*.'. tic accepted by l-iva, charges w*r* hieS v Ha the Secretary v'. Agriculture by retpynr?Wt mes **-;iLir. the aerriOf T:.*bt charges a*ert :f ouch l r.-ti? nature the Secretary of AgricaL tur* ?rc '_;?:*;. :.it St par-unta*: of e* ft: ?-* :^-' t tf ''.'i It^e+tigativB Codec The Uoreatlgat?oa .j stfll era*: aar, bat the facta so ftr secured as 2 laid before the President yesterday e"ere FsfLcert to vtr.-ti: ii? ::. dec.cunt? v v.lc.' l? i t i.*.-'.-;-.feii'.-* yf Pry! Mr.rt'i rei gr.t: :?:_ n: remove bin, tjiL?ar.ly. vi/: La* i^i do*.* to day TL* Pre* id*:.: Lai alac ilreeted the Secretary of Agriculture to sus pend Mr. CLa.'ie.t T. Burnt, an ecup3oy ** of t_L* w*a:L*? bureau, ptii'-iig a furtit: li^r.n-::: c! Lit '.1.^. a*.i tat* each AtectpUaajT ?ieatcr*' ax be may d*.-*^. neceasary tu'.i oth er erao~.'!oy**t o>f r':* a-*f.i*r i.:*au ac may b* found to Lav* be-yn unduly activ* in KcSag puV^c i*ni'.? for prfrate ar.d peraoaal tili (ampairaiar th* taut?*! President*! letter m.j Secretary llooatoa di:*<:;i.g Mr. Moore'i .?t'jiyv. ??] was so: i?ed* public. L'nofficiaJly ;-. aai >a.i at the White Hovae thai tie caiapaign to -?al:* Mr. Moo:* K**.-r**Arv of Ag::'. JI'.ur* i?d o**? exteaalre; :':s-. ll^-u^rs of Col pr*EE is various parts of the country tui been c*Bva?*d, asi tba*. a letter* ? ::-.:.^ campaign :. :.-t-!.-"j conducted i^.o: r v.ti'.-t: tn.; lo; tfv. Prof. Moor* Las L.?.-**i a -.a:g*: for attack io Congreaa. Representative Fooler, dI Illinois. Uatrodaced a reao iJit.'os a day- i.arc. rail.:.2 w ::.?? Secretary of Agricultu:* to aivlw Cri Er***b r*gardiiiE tir appropriations for official travelling expanses for th* Breather bureau, v.bat amount of the ami of salaries1 fa ti* w*atb*r bu reau ?>t *xpeLd*-l for promotions of weather L'jr*au employees during last January atd February c^i :i.* com parative ?gur*g for the preceding fou: y*a.'F. Information I?t-?ir*<L Th* resolution askef for irifonnation as to v-bat Journeyi were performed by Charles T. Bums, under official or ders and ULd*r a'hat Inattructloni b* tween July \, ico2, and February 1% last, and also called for data r*gard ing circulars and oth*r mat:*r print ed at Government expense and "used by the cbief of th* weather bureau in his campaign for Secretary of Ag riculture- during the last fiscal year." The House committee on expendi tures In the agricultural department bad olanntd last year an exhaustive investigation into the weather bureau, but was prevented from making it on account of tb* Wiley inquiry, the Flor ida Everglades case and other special matters. Representative Moss, of In diana, and Democratic members of tbe committee, take up special charges filed against Prof. Moore by Jam*3 Berry, a former employee of the weath er bureau, which related to misuse of the contingent fund. The committee, Mr. Moss said today, never found enough in these charges to press them for further inquiry. It is proposed, however, to conduct a thorough Inves tigation of the bureau as soon as the committee is organized, which prob ably will not be until the regular ses sion next winter. Death of W. M. Wert-. Mountville. April 21.?Mr. W. M. Werts of Mountville died Monday af ternoon at '> o'clock after a linger ing illness. Mr. "Werts was In his 87tb year. His death was due to the Infirmities of old age. He had al ways led an active life and was con sidered one of tbe most progressive farmers of this section. He was a member of the Lutheran church. HIb remains will be carried to Prosperity Tuesday afternoon for interment. He leaves a wife and several children, among them Prof. K. 8. Werts of Memphis, Tenn. COMMON PLEAS COURT CONVENES MONDAY ?v**??** are v? 1 > i ii' fw T-*i ave*k?_ Jtirt I- Print* t*> Tn* A;: tamo ;?! tat eaaat c?f ?-'?m mtsi fAeas vrfQ cot rent- Mcmfiajr mora iag. Jtare G>ea ? t'-.-jc* :>f Asoe: : Min. aftO presiot Ajt'.tr a * nanes ? iiu H -t uii'i.ti,'. .vr: ?>* irocgii iq nt tldi r*rzL vi'., be that :>f Srdr Bras Qm C. *fc W 7. .'X-.-nafl. it v i. i( i iii*- vii'-iai*. pr^pem liervees fine ?M Babertsam ::?-.?.: and tit traScjht v.J.- la in firefl.. Ax ef>r. if la-? mari* i? ti* belrt od Ehe La&e C P. SallivKii to re*-c-er tiif ;>roj?er]r fraac ta*. rslriiiirfl U taring tHft ?wi U tan :l.vi,*r. :: vtf "Erp*. buJh tin tier oesiaia c:?t ?.;Ti:?ts v | .? b the bear* r lato) it*t ie*et violated. Ftr? W?-k Jarwft, Tat Brat "week ptpon art as ioiQtnra: Ltftsreau Tawntiip?C:y?t T Frfctis J. 1 Adamsv I. BellanUs C. C. Bus_ l>y. E 0 At?t-v-ra E H ":*??{.. J. a. feiertet' G 8 ?riurt. D. ML Sett. Baatter?T Kastore, f P. ?. Ctr h-.: K I. ey. H I' Etat.t. VT. L :.v:.t. E W. Ftrr-s:: L B. DILlt-ra. D T. QodfrCT. Cross HID?J. C. Chandler, J. E. Spet.r t.it J. Li. B.ur.-E .* I1 K-'.. S. A Lrcvt*. J? "VV Kooa Yaiartoa?a c PhBlpa, G. t. OX>%:: .*tat N Gotta K C S::t! YtcaEt?L V.V Kurt- A G ?5 Mards, E WL Putter W. B. Sloaa Frttk Abercraaolde, T. .3. Cooper. Jarii?R. B Glean .3. k. Bonds. EeoAeUnm?Get. K. BlakeSy. ?M?-?'i?c ? et4 Jurnrfc. Tie second week Jurors tTt af' .Tol knra: Lifjrttt?E. G lease* -T B ESlii ; A- R Blaket?. Waterloo?J. WaUace Godfrey, .3 11 DasleL E C CulM.tKt Sc-uffletown?F. W Little, C. P. Bofeertaoa, W. J. Bryeoa. Young*?Joan J. Toid. J. J. Man >r. tV. M Bt?l M G Pi.->:te. H. R j Prior. CroBfc H?J?8 D. Jone?, J. ELDnkea, L??.i?JoLt T. Stoddira W. Z Et)'.. C. L. Wllaoa, W. N. CampbelL w. R. Pntaaaa, W c. Winde. H. s. waii&c*-. U v.'. GDinand, J. Ttoe. Owitf j Su.l'vit?J. H. BalefJt*-. Jr.. A. J. LteviE. Tto? W. Kaight. M. B. M-t-Cuea. C. F. Be*.ks. HtmUr?C. F. Bsnitn, W. iL Griffin. Jack H Daria, Geo. W, Touns, K. F "? ?..-.v. J. C. McCa-jjey. 10 IHM. VETEBA.XS SATT BD AT. ( enjnu.ttee? '.]???<? ? nt*-d la Leek after the I?HaiU of Pr<-ii-iine -Kati"n?" fer the VeteraDs. TLe lad:*v; of '.i.e J. B. Kerahaw i cbaj?ter. U. D. C. f-re itaklr.E pre ;<a:itiots lor ;he aaauai di?ter to be givea the Confederate veteran? ! Saturday, a: a meeting several dayE Yt^-i o'jitit.tt*t'rs were a; j/ttatt i to i look after the details. Not only the xcetil?erB of the chapter, but all the ladies of the city are expected to 'oin in providing-tais aaaual feast for the reta. Tbe dinner will be served, as j^;.;. :a the antory of the TraynhaXD Guards. Tie following committees have been appointed: Dinner Committee:?ra. W. H. Gil kerEoa. Chairman; Mrs. C. M. Clark. MrE. I>arj:agtoa, Mrs. Y. C. Hellanta, Mrs W. D. Byrd. Mrs J. F. Bolt. Mrs. W. E. Lucas. Mrs. Warren Boh. Mrs. W. R. Rlchey, Sr.. Mrs. R. E. Babb. MrE. W. H. Dial, Mrs. Arrah Sullivan, Mrs. W. E. Barre, Mrs J. R. Little, Miss Bessie Roland. Miss Ella Rol and. Mrs. B. W. Ball, Mrs. M. L. Cope land. Mrs. H. K. Alken. Mrs. W G. I^ancaster. Mrs. J. S. Bennett. Coffee Committee: Mrs. Lucy Boyd, Chairman; Mrs. Casper Smith, Mrs. W. D. Ferguson, Mrs. John Cannon, Mr3. Swygert, Mrs. Albright, Mrs. W. R. Rlchey, Jr., Miss Bettle Watts, Miss Barksdale, Mis3 Ferguson. Miss Minnie Babb. Soliciting Merchants: Mrs. Geo. Albright. Miss. Janet Mcfarland. Soliciting Baskets: Main Street. Miss Ferguaon; South Harper and irby Hill. Mrs. T. D. Darlington, Mrs.. Brooks Swygert; North Harper Street, Mrs. Barre. Mrs. J. R. Little. Church and Hampton Streets: Mrs. Capus Hellams. State of Ohio, city of Toledo, Lucas County. ss. ' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the usr? of Hall's Catarrh Cure. /Fran* J. Cheney. Sworn tr? before me afid subscr'?v?d In rny presenV*./tbis 6th day of De cember, A. D. >)fB6. (Seal) \J A. W. Gleason, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Intern ally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney ft Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 7'>c. Take Hall s Family Pills for con stipation. THE EDUCATIONAL EDITION rwlllllll JovrBalitxn. The Li urtm* Ad rertiaet' eeis a fiat' *x.am;?l* in ^cmFtrucUTe journalism bp leasing t-L educ-atjonal edition re vjt-v :.r tnt ;::-r:?i ma it b? tit ??fa. htrhooit of Liurt:.* county. ]: iE t-L ins, Irsng newspaper and tLs^f .usiTp:- wLkL way Boats Caro lina arc i.ti*'. n* '.ourty .1 particu lar, if Leaded Tb* effittSos strfkJagSy i'.iustiSled and eoriains SpJendM articles by dis :xru-.-it't etoesM r* a* well as many ttntitr* :i Laurtn* ::otm:y Oer oextgrsl ol atlosa.?spa nan burg BaraS: Tit La. ur en* Ac> ert.s* r is*ut-d this week tit be*: new?pa;?tr that has beer puftdished ii South Carol'na in yean 3: wa* aL educational num. btr and it a gem.?Andtrson Daily Man - BchOt vi.~ ?: : and "was on* of the! best iasuei eres seat out from a conn-. ??7 oSe*.?Ti- Nvwbt rry Obs-trver. i Tue Lauren* Advertiser iasued a! most creditable edition **" ; week; :i ?: v\^ } county *: boo! fa.: tt ik Ltld Friu... . Tb* vi w a* filed witL ma::tr con cern :c tLt schools of the. county.? G:tti?..lt Piedmont Tie special edition of tLt Laurens Az?> < rt.t-t: la*t week was a rn* issue of a *; l*nd.i ;'a;>t:. TL* Advertiser ::t erf the best of our exchanges, elvers bright and cheerful; so that thai ikmrnal. vLilt ;: did not exactly ratshhue it*.*if m this late special edi t.or. nevertLele*;* emitted many rays of a high degree of brilliancy not of :ti possible for a semi-weekly out tide of a great metropolis lx-ng lire Leare&s' irre little lacnleat literary l neu bra to ry.?Xewberrj H*:aid and N*? ? We Live received recently two ex :-. lent Spec :al Editions of papers, one tLt vater jwo^er number of The ?Co lumbia? Da:ly Record, the ether the educational number of The Laurens Advertiser. Both editions were ex cellent in subject matter, method of treatment and mechanical arrange ment?Wslterbore News and Herald Two unusually attractive special editioni which bare come to our desk ? the Special Educational Edition" of the Laurens Advertiser, and iL* Conway Field'* " Greater Horry Coun ty Edition/*?The State TL* Laurens Adrertiser Issued la*: week a school edition that is by far tLe best thing don* in some time by a county newspaper in South Carolina This ;? constructive work of th* high *> \ kind. The Advertiser has histories of th* Tr ogress mad* by th* rural schools of Laurens county, all inspir ing in themselves but this Inspiration strengthened by cuts of school build ing*: in some cases old buildings shown side by side with splendid new. buildings. "My people are destroyed' for lack of knowledge." wailed the pbopbet Hosea. The cry must be kept up, but with it must go the shout of victory in sight, cheering notes, and what The Advertiser has done is the best thing possible in promoting the good cause.?The Greenwood Index. A Splendid hdition. The Educational Edition issued by Tbe Laurens Advertiser last week was highly creditable, and one of the best pieces of work ever issued by a South Carolina weekly. Doubtless, through out the entire county it has been a subject of favorable comment. It showed convincingly that constructive journalism in the state is on the in cline, and that the schools of Laurens couuty have and are still making re markable progress. The paper was well illuslrated and contained sever al masterly article from the pens of various educators. We congratulate "our next door neighbors" on getting out such a splendid edition. The Advertiser is one of the most industrious newspa pers in the Piedmont, and has behind it, an exceptionally good newspaper town. The issue was a credit to the town in which it was published as well as the entire county. Our con gratulations.-?The Clinton Chronicle. From Prof. Tale. Columbia. 8. C Department of Education. April 21. 1913. Editor the Laurens Advertiser. Laurens, 8. C. I Dear Sir: ? Allow me to offer my heartiest con gratulations on your educational edi tion of April 10th. This is by far the greatest educationhl number whdeh has come to my attention from the county papers of South Carolina. It great ereilt upon the Lau ren* Advertiser as well aE upon Mr. ? Miss Gray, and tat teacberi ana pupils of the county. In my arork for tie c ouaty schools of South Carolina I have foani the pre** of the state (be most potent factor for educational I ??. gress. la the fOCClaJ edition, you bare performed ito".:.(-r distinct ser vice. Wftb repeated coagratulations and beat wishes to you aad to the educa tional forces of the country, I am Sincerely, W. K~ T?te. Freut Prof. I?. W. DanieL Clemsoa College, S. C, April IT, 1*13. To the Ed.tor of The Advertiser. Laureas, S. C. Dear Sir: ? Haviag served as a school boy cor spondent for The Advertiser from Mt. Gallagher when the paper was first started. I feel free to set down a few words here for publication. You have not space to print all that I feel like Eaying after rc-adiag the magnifi cent Educational Edition recently Is tued. I congratulate you cn the pub lic spirit shown in sending out auch an edition slJ the county on the splendid progress that is being made. In the excellent letter of Miss Sara Martin, the daughter I think of my old school mate. Jerry C. Martin, '"terc , appears a list of the teachers of th. Mt. Gallagher school, in which list is the name of J. C. Daniel, at present - l| rintendent of the Darlington schools. The name should be D. YY. Daniel. This writer taught the Mt. Gallagher school for two years?1SS7-S aad lS>*-'\ immediately following , Prof. S. P. McElroy. Now you see why this letter was written. The writer is unwilling to be deprived of the honor of having been one of the teachers in one of the rural schools ' of his native county. There is ao work that will bring j greater returns to the county in money. In men. in character, and la the enlargement of life, than will the efforts put forth for the upbuilding of the country schools and the er.neh men: of rural life. Sincerely yours. D. \Y. Daniel. SPECIAL NOTICES. 1-ujfii.er fer Sale?Sills sleepers ? ' plates. 2xls, 3-t inch plank, rrfe SI 2a at tl tail] 2 miles from ? the public squa;... Apply to H. Y. Simpson, Laurens. S. C. 39-2t Lo#4?Small card case containing Yalf lock key No 14592. Finder ! please return to Alvertiser office. S9.lt LoM?In graded school 1 uilding at Ladens, on the ISth. one ladies" tr<r.vn purse containing between four and five dollars in change. Finder please leave at Advertiser office. Mrs. W. Watts Davis, Clinton. S. C. 39-1 t-pd Koynd?at graded school building on day of fair one small locket and charn. Owner can secure it by calling at this office, identifying and paying I for tois advertisement 39-11 Yfr Sale or Kxchantre?A gang of twenty half blood Angora goats for sale or exchange for cattle. Apply to W. P. Brown, Laurens Route 3. 3S-2t-pd Corsets?Graceful slender lines, per ! fee|r corset comfort. Stout figures i made beautiful. The Leading Lady ; Corset?tailored to measure. Mrs. Shepard, at Terry's store. 36-5t Ygr Sale?5-passenger Touring car. fin# running shape, good tires Will sell for $250.00 cash or on good nego tiable papers. Bargain for quick buyer. Address Box 206, Laurens, S. C / 34-tf BYrdrille Dairy and Stock Farm jacit is ready for service. See the colts that won prizes at the County Fair. W. D. Byrd & Son. R. F. D. 3, telephone No. 10, Laurens, S. C. . 33-3mos Peas, Peas, Peas?For sale, price and? sample sent on application. Hattaway & Co., Spartanburg, S. C. 33-tf NOTICE. The E. B. TAYLOR COMPANY. Plaintiff. Sgahtst PALMETTO DRUG COMPANY, et al.. Defendants. * Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas for Laurens Coun ty appolntipg me as Special Referee in the ntyrveehtttled case. NOTICE Is hereby given td the creditors of the Palmetto Drug/Company to file their claims agalnsti/sald company, duly Itemized and verified on or before May 22nd. 1918, at my office in the Barksdale building, Laurens. South Carolina, or be forever barred. 11. S. BLACKWELL. 39-3t Special Referee. "My little son had a very severe cold. I was recommended to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and be fore a smftll bottle was finished be was finished he was as well as ever," writes Mrs. H. Silks. 29 Dowling St.. Sydney, Australia. This remedy is for sale by all dealeis.